These peanut butter bacon dog biscuits are made only with ingredients that are safe (and delicious!) for your furry friend. If your dog loves peanut butter and bacon, he’ll love this recipe.

These fillers are favorites with pups and can even be frozen to give your dog more "work" to do.

Want to make some dog jerky? Here's a recipe that'll show you how to do it in a few easy steps. And look at that pup!

Doggies love pumpkins and peanut butter so why not mix them? These lovely treats will come in handy for training and snacking.

These treats are made using some cute cookie cutters and safe tasty ingredients.

Tired of buying store bought dog treats when you aren't sure what's in them? Here's another recipe with banana (which dogs love) and you can even shape them into a heart.

You can even do this recipe with your little ones. They store up well in an air tight jar.

Dogs love a good treat during training. These are made with only 4 ingredients.

These could basically be cookies... but for your dog.

These are some doggy biscuits using chicken which we know dogs love. A great use of leftover chicken from dinner time.

Want to use two ingredients to make doggy treats that freeze well? These will work and also use the leftover chicken recipes.

These dog treats are perfect to make for your dog and for gifts. And look at that silicone mold!

This is a pup treat without the traditional shape and size. If you're making something for yourself and want to do something up for pup, he'll love these.

Here's a homemade puppy treat using gelatin so it has a good texture your man's best friend will love.

Our sweet furry friends can often knock us over with bad breath. What to do? Sometimes they just need something tasty to freshen up. These treats are like doggy breath mints.

These treats use pumpkin and apple and give your little one something scrumptious to snack on.

Delicious treats made with bacon and cheese for your furry friend.

With summer on the horizon, try a frozen treat for your pet to snack on! Not only are these frozen dog treats a tasty reward for man's best friend, but they help keep them cool in the summer heat!

Instead of the baby food in this recipe, you can use 1 or 2 fresh bananas, but I prefer the ease of the baby food over trying to buy bananas at the perfect ripeness.

These simple and easy to make Peanut Butter Banana Yogurt Dog Treats are a great way for your pup to cool down! Budget-friendly and healthy for your dog

Learn how to make homemade Peanut Butter Macarons for your dog with this easy to follow recipe

A yummy carrot, pumpkin, and peanut butter birthday cake recipe for your canine friend! This dog friendly birthday cake is gluten free and vegan; and uses only human-grade ingredients like; oat flour, brown rice flour, apple sauce, peanut butter, carrots, and pumpkin.

These homemade dog treats for your special pooch are bursting with flavors dogs love. These easy to make bacon cornmeal dog biscuits will have your pet barking for more.

Make your own dog treats in 30 minutes with this easy homemade dog treat recipe. Made with just 6 ingredients, you likely have everything you need at home already.

Homemade Peanut Butter Dog Treats are simple to make and may just become your furry friend’s new favorite treat!

Want to make fun and healthy treats for your dog? These pumpkin dog treats are easy to make and great for your dog’s digestive system.

Do you have a pup that balks at taking his pills? Homemade Dog Pill Treats might be just the solution for your dog too! I messed around with a few recipes and found a combo that works great to disguise pills (they are really big and need to be broken in half) – my dog is so happy to have a treat she doesn’t usually notice the medicine tucked within.

These Homemade Sweet Potato Chews Dog Treats are so delicious you will want to snack on them yourself. These treats are made without byproducts, additives, or fillers. They are made with only 3 simple and  inexpensive ingredients that you can feel great about feeding to your pet. If you are looking for a grain-free treat for your dog this is also a great alternative.

These delicious looking No Bake Peanut Butter Banana Truffle Dog Treats are pretty enough to be in the candy shop window, but are super easy to make. While they are made from people grade ingredients, they are made especially with your furry little friends in mind.

These Pup-R-Mints Homemade Breath Freshening Dog Treats are chock full of ingredients that are healthy for your pup. There are no mystery ingredients here. Coconut oil is excellent for overall skin health, improves digestion and nutrient absorption,  balances insulin, and is thought to aid in reducing bad doggy breath. Many dog experts brush their dog’s teeth with it.

If you want to make your dog's food from scratch, this easy to make recipe for Muttloaf Homemade Dog Food is a great place to start. Baking it in muffin tins makes easy to serve and store portions. Make with a combination of various lean ground meats and vegetables for a healthy alternative to store bought bagged food.

This is something I am sure your dogs will love as will mine. Using natural peanut butter this dog treat recipe is sure to go down well. Why not try them out and let me know how they go!

Healthy homemade dog food is actually easier than you may think and there are so many options. Try this Homemade Breakfast for Dogs for an easy and super healthy start to your pup’s day.

Whether you buy store-bought food or cook healthy recipes for your pup, these easy homemade pancakes for dogs are super easy and delicious! I made these one day for my puppy and had them on hand to give her for breakfast in addition to her dry dog food.

A frozen dog treats recipe is the best on these hot summer days. Not that our dogs won’t eat any type of treat any time of year, but cold treats on hot days are extra appreciated. This recipe contains three ingredients and is easy as can be.

Using simple ingredients, it’s easier than you might think to create tasty DIY dog treats in minutes. There’s a great peace of mind that comes along with knowing exactly what you are feeding your dogs.